Explore Partnership in Action: Developing Shared Visions
Delve into the world of partnership development with a focus on shared visions and collaborative practices. Uncover the aims of the session, project information, and creative processes involved. Learn about key aspects such as partners in the collaboration, unique projects and innovations, and the impact of quality live music. Discover insights into the Leeds International Piano Competition's rich history and future goals. Engage with curriculum strategies, school engagement, financial investments, and more in this comprehensive exploration of successful partnerships and impactful initiatives.
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Partnership in action developing shared visions and practice
Aims of the session Context Project information curriculum context and creative process Question and Answer
Context Who s in our partnership How we work How partners deliver on our behalf
LMEP Projects, innovations and collaborations What s different about Skylar
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Leeds International Piano Competition Our history: - World renowned and musical heritage - Launched the careers of concert pianists - Founded by Dame Fanny Waterman, piano teaching worldwide - Takes place every three years - Live streamed 1m views Our future: The Leeds is a world leading international music competition. We are dedicated to discovering exceptional young pianists and supporting them in establishing global careers. Our passion is to inspire the widest audience to embrace and celebrate the piano.
Curriculum focus ArtForms Music Connect Progression and Assessment document Curriculum strategy Supporting resources
Creative process LIPC s USP Strengths and weaknesses Partnerships High quality live music Research and development Reshaping
Key points School engagement Reach Financial Investment Impact on partners Be brave and bold!
Jo Richardson Partnership and Development Manager Jo.Richardson@leeds.gov.uk Jenny Rogers Learning and Engagement Director jenny.rogers@leedspiano.com Paula Brookes Music Connect Manager Paula.Brookes@leeds.gov.uk
